The Costello Report: What do you think?

The Government says it will accept 118 of 155 recommendations made by the Costello Commission of Audit of Queensland's finances, chaired by former federal treasurer Peter Costello.

Mr Newman ruled out selling off state-owned electricity companies Ergon, Energex and Powerlink when he unveiled his Government's response to the report in Parliament on Tuesday.

The full Costello report, which was tabled in parliament in full on Tuesday, recommended Queensland sell assets to reduce debt and regain its AAA credit rating, stating the Queensland Government will not be effectively able to reduce debt without selling assets.

"Unlike the former Labor government, we will not take the easy way out and have a fire sale of state assets," he said.

The Government will also seek interest from private companies to run services such as public transport and rural and remote health.

It has accepted a recommendation to open rail and bus services throughout the state to competitive tendering, while also agreeing to contract out QFleet government cars, but only after further analysis.

612 ABC Brisbane mornings want to know more about what you think about the audit of Queensland's finances and the Government's response.

Which proposals would be good for Queensland and which ones do you think could bring more pain to the state?